Suzuki decided to simplify the Suzuki Reno compact for 2007, decreasing the trims from 3 to 2 and adding standard tire pressure monitoring. In addition, you can now add a Convenience Package that features a leather steering wheel from which you can control your audio. This compact sedan still seats 5 and has 4 doors. The Base and Convenience trims get you around 22 mpg in the city, 31 on the highway. Both use a 2.0 L, 127 hp I4 engine with 4 speed automatic on the Convenience and standard 4 speed manual on the Base with option for automatic. The Convenience has a sunroof while the Base gives you optional ABS brakes. Both trims have around 112.4 cubic feet in the interior and a cozy 8.8 cubic feet in the trunk. Overall, drivers will tell you that the '07 Reno delivers everything you could expect in a budget compact car. Positives include roomy interior, long warranty, and reasonable standard features for its class. Negatives include a somewhat rough handling, noisy engine, and higher depreciation. The Reno represents a slightly less expensive variation on the Forenza and the 2007 version did nothing to change the established hierarchy.